Eerie castle ruin
Near where I live there is an old castle ruin. I‘ve been there before and photographed, but the rascal is hard to catch neatly on image.
So now, I picked up my very wide Harman Titan Pinhole and loaded the film holders with film sheets of infrared Efke 820IR.
And I think it was really good!
Though I have more ideas, so I definitely have to revisit this ….
Enjoy! 🙂
And have a great rest of the week!
Harman Titan Pinhole 72 + Wratten 89B filter
Efke IR 820 4×5 @ ISO 3
Kodak T-max developer 1:4
Harman Titan Pinhole 72 + Wratten 89B filter
Efke IR 820 4×5 @ ISO 3
Kodak T-max developer 1:4
Shimmering Grains 
otherworldly, great stuff!!
Thanks a lot Jesús, I’m glad you like it!
Very, very nice. A dream.
Thank you very much!
This is just gorgeous Marie!
Thanks a lot! 🙂
The combination of IR and pinhole really works – very spooky! Super.
Thank you, I’m glad you like it!
Impressive set Marie! Very dramatic too.
Thanks a lot Grazie!
Really really impressive!!!! I love it!
Thank you very much! 🙂
brilliant as always~!!
Thanks a lot Patrick!
Wonderful images Marie and my preference is the second image, for the composition and the haunting light. I have to say Marie the combination of infrared and the pinhole camera has produced a wonderful marriage. The effect is has made me re-evaluate my thoughts on going back to film for a while…I am definitely going to give it a try as my father has given me his Contax Aria and various prime lenses…Oh joy!.
Thanks a lot James!
Oh yes, you do that! It’s not a question of either or, you can have them both! 😀
Just take the one you feel the most for, for the moment! Let the creativity flow. Film can be so experimental and fun, and you have got time to think…
Give it a go James!!! Good luck!!
Many thanks Marie for these supportive words and yes I shall be giving a go over the coming months.
Whoaa, eerie allright! Great!
Thank you! 🙂